Mutations through nononizing UV radiation at 260nm in bacteria cells can result in double stranded breaks in the sugar-p

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Mutations through nononizing UV radiation at 260nm in bacteria cells can result in double stranded breaks in the sugar-p

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Mutations Through Nononizing Uv Radiation At 260nm In Bacteria Cells Can Result In Double Stranded Breaks In The Sugar P 1
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Mutations through nononizing UV radiation at 260nm in bacteria cells can result in double stranded breaks in the sugar-phosphate backbone of DNA molecule a. b. single stranded breaks in sugar-phosphate backbone of the DNA molecule c. lagging mutations d. formation of thymine (T-T) dimers e, modification of bases
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